Javier Hernandez defends Michael Carrick, rebukes former Man United teammates

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Javier Hernandez rebuked former Manchester United teammates criticizing Michael Carrick, citing the head coach's success in restoring Champions League qualification. Carrick took charge in January, guiding United to third in the Premier League over the final 17 matches and earning the permanent job. Critics include Roy Keane, Paul Scholes, and Gary Neville. Hernandez said criticism crossed a "fine line," adding Carrick was always "civilised." Hernandez also revisited his 2015 departure, saying he would have retired at United but left because the club changed after Sir Alex Ferguson and chief executive David Gill departed.


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